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MultiTrack DAW review

#91 of 128 in Audio Editing SoftwareAudio Editing Apps for iPhone

A focused iOS DAW for straightforward multitrack recording, editing, and export.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MultiTrack DAW is a mobile digital audio workstation for recording, editing, mixing, and exporting audio on iPhone and iPad. It is aimed at musicians, producers, and mobile recording users who want multitrack tools in an iOS-focused workflow. The app supports up to 32 stereo or mono tracks and can record up to 16 tracks simultaneously with compatible USB hardware. Loop recording, punch in/out, track freeze, and stem export extend its usefulness from basic capture to complete mobile sessions.

The paid plan structure starts with the MultiTrack DAW app, which includes two stereo tracks and enables all features. Add 8 Stereo Tracks expands the project by eight stereo tracks, while Add 16 Stereo Tracks expands it by sixteen stereo tracks. This gives users a focused way to increase track capacity as their sessions require it. Editing is non-linear and non-destructive, and the built-in EQ, compressor, reverb, and delay cover core mixing needs. AudioUnits AUv3, Inter-App Audio, and Audiobus 3 support add options for compatible iOS audio workflows.

MultiTrack DAW’s main strength is its focused scope: it brings multitrack recording and editing to iPhone and iPad without presenting a broader desktop-style production environment. That makes it a suitable choice for iOS users recording bands, instruments, voice, or layered arrangements with compatible hardware. Users who need MIDI sequencing, audio restoration, video production, or collaboration should choose a broader alternative instead. Its iOS-only design also makes platform fit the central buying consideration.

MultiTrack DAW pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports up to 32 stereo or mono tracks
    • Records up to 16 tracks simultaneously with compatible USB hardware
    • Includes non-destructive editing, core effects, and stem export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iPhone and iPad
    • Does not include MIDI, video, or collaboration features
    • Does not include audio restoration tools

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